Developing Symfony applications in 2023

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Symfony ships concrete changes: a minimum PHP 8.2 for Symfony 7, attribute-driven autowiring and compile-time metadata, and new components like the asset mapper (promises to remove Node.js for many UIs) and the scheduler component (replaces crons by leveraging messenger and works if messenger runs). Hundreds of PRs land monthly with 360 contributors in six months and ~240 open reviews; dependency injection gains lazy proxies generated in-core and easier test-time service mocks.

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1. 0:00Symfony in 2023
2. 1:29Modern dev experience
3. 6:45Auto-configuration & attributes
4. 12:26New components & features
5. 19:34Controller & request handling
6. 23:07Dependency injection updates
7. 28:02Dev experience enhancements
8. 32:18Q&A: Testing & validation
9. 43:22Performance & profiling
10. 46:16Symfony challenges & future

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